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Our synthesis services produce conventional natural amino acids which are applicable to both biochemical research and industrial uses.
Our team performs tailored synthesis of non-natural amino acids alongside their derivatives to fulfill unique research and development demands.
Our laboratory produces functionalized derivatives of amino acids which serve as critical components in drug development as well as new material research initiatives.
Our laboratory produces short peptides and peptide fragments which support bioactivity testing and drug discovery processes.
Our process optimization services extend from laboratory scale operations to industrial production to maintain efficient and stable synthesis processes.
Our state-of-the-art purification and analysis technologies enable us to maintain product purity and quality according to industry requirements.
Our services deliver customized solutions that meet customer requirements through every step from design until delivery.
Amino acid synthesis has a wide range of applications across various industries, including scientific research, pharmaceuticals, food, and materials. Below are the main application areas of amino acid synthesis and their specific uses:
Drug Development: The synthesis of many drugs including antibiotics, antiviral drugs, and anticancer drugs utilizes amino acids as key components.
Peptide Drugs: Peptide and protein-based drugs for diabetes and cardiovascular disease treatment along with cancer therapy rely on amino acids as their fundamental building blocks.
Drug Delivery Systems: Amino acid-based polymers function as design materials for drug delivery systems which improve drug stability and targeting capabilities.
Genetic Engineering: Protein synthesis relies on amino acids which serve essential functions in gene expression and protein engineering.
Biosensors: Modified biosensors containing amino acids function as detectors for both biomolecules and environmental contaminants.
Enzyme Engineering: Industrial enzyme design and optimization depend on amino acids because they play essential roles in enzyme-catalyzed reactions.
Nutritional Enhancers: Amino acids serve as dietary supplements in both food and drink products to increase their nutritional benefits.
Flavor Enhancers: Food flavoring depends on specific amino acids including monosodium glutamate (MSG).
Food Additives: Food products gain improved texture and stability through the application of amino acid derivatives.
Biomaterials: Biodegradable materials like medical implants and tissue engineering scaffolds can be constructed from amino acid-based polymers.
Nanomaterials: The ability of amino acids to self-assemble makes them valuable for designing nanomaterials including nanoparticles and nanofibers.
Surface Modification: Material surfaces are enhanced with amino acids to boost their compatibility with biological systems and improve their overall functionality.
Plant Nutrition: Amino acids are used as growth promoters to improve crop yields and resistance to environmental stress.
Pesticides and Fertilizers: Amino acid derivatives are used in the development of new pesticides and fertilizers, reducing environmental pollution.
Moisturizers: Amino acid derivatives (such as serine) are used in skincare products to provide moisturizing and anti-aging functions.
Sunscreens: Some amino acid derivatives have UV-absorbing properties and are used in sunscreen products.
Anti-inflammatory and Repair: Amino acid-based compounds are used to reduce skin inflammation and promote wound healing.
Research Reagents: Amino acids and their derivatives are used as standards and reagents in biochemical and molecular biology research.
Teaching Experiments: Amino acid synthesis experiments are commonly used in education to help students understand the basic principles of biochemistry and organic chemistry.
Bioremediation: Amino acid-based materials are used in environmental remediation to adsorb and degrade pollutants.
Biosensors: Amino acid-modified sensors are used to detect harmful substances in the environment.